Xiangling smiled happily and quickly added, "To let you taste the best boiled slime fish balls and golden slime shrimp balls, I tried so many times that I ate until I was stuffed!"

Boiled slime fish balls?

Golden Slime Shrimp Balls?

The walnut man was dumbfounded, muttering, "The taste is not bad... but I don't want to know how it's made... slime fish paste... ugh..."

"Golden Slime Shrimp Balls... Xiangling, I hate you..."

"I never want to eat shrimp balls again... Ugh..."

The three girls, their faces pale, stood up at the same time and stumbled as they ran outside.

Xiangling, left inside, felt a little embarrassed and looked somewhat puzzled.

"It tastes really good, and I can't taste anything special, so why does it turn out bad as soon as I hear the ingredient is slime?"

Chapter 66 The Little Girl Selling Dudu Ke

As evening fell, the night in Mondstadt was very peaceful.

In the room, Keli was hugging her little blanket and listening attentively as Chu Luo told her a story.

"This little girl is so pitiful. On a cold winter night, she walks barefoot down the street, calling out her wares as she goes..."

"Who wants to buy my Dudu? 1 Mora each!"

"Hehe, Dudu isn't that cheap. But, Brother Chu Luo, she's really so pitiful~"

Claire kept giggling.

The story of "The Little Girl Who Sells Dudu" was requested by Klee, who felt she was tired of hearing the story of Snow White and that Snow White was very pitiful.

Perhaps because she wasn't strong enough, Klee wanted to hear a fairy tale about an invincible protagonist.

After thinking it over and over, Chu Luo came up with this idea.

"But still, no one came to buy her Dodoko. The little girl selling Dodoko came to a dilapidated house, which no one lived in anymore..."

"She was very hungry, but she had no Mora to buy food, because all her Mora had been swindled away by a traveling bard..."

"Oh dear, what a wicked bard!"

"The cold wind howled, and the little girl shivered. In her daze, she seemed to see her grandmother smiling at her..."

"So pitiful... Waaah..."

"The little girl was so helpless, shivering from the cold. How happy she would be if she could stay with her grandmother..."

"Yes..."

"So the little girl took out all the Dodo bombs, put them together, and set them on fire..."

"what?"

"The next moment, everyone in the city saw her grandmother..."

Chu Luo finished speaking.

Klee blinked, still stuck in a state of not being able to think.

Why? Why did everyone see her grandmother?

She poked her lips with her little finger and thought for a while: "Brother Chu Luo, this story tells us to cherish our good friends, right?"

A short bedtime story every day, each with its own philosophical message.

Klee had gotten used to thinking independently after Chulo finished telling her the story.

"Well, that's only one aspect. The philosophy behind this story is very simple, and it's the most important one."

Chu Luo's expression suddenly turned serious, and he said earnestly, "This story tells us that the Dudu bomb is a very dangerous thing. You must be careful when using it, understand?"

"Oh, Klee knows now!"

Klee stuck out her little tongue, giggled, and nodded obediently.

Brother Chu Luo must be very concerned about what happened during the day, which is why he is teaching Ke Li.

Soon after, Klee fell asleep.

As usual, Chu Luo tucked Dudu's little blanket in for her and then turned to look at the windowsill.

On the windowsill, a bard sat leaning against the wall, enjoying the cool night breeze.

"Hey, bards aren't all that bad, are they? I'm really scared of you~"

Wendy's lips twitched; she had heard the whole story.

The little girl selling Dodoko was swindled out of all her money by the bard, and this portrayal of the bard made Wendy very sad.

It's just that they borrowed the group owner's name for a bit, and they're still so hung up on it after all this time. I'm scared.

This time, Wendy doesn't need to use her brush.

A dark golden barrier had already blocked the night wind, preventing it from reaching Klee.

"It was just something I made up on the spot. I couldn't think of a suitable role right away, so I only saw bards a lot~"

Chu Luo shrugged, indicating that he did not do it on purpose.

"Okay, okay, I hope this story doesn't get out..."

Wendy was helpless; what could she say?

The group admin tells very interesting stories; I was completely engrossed in listening to him just now.

If it weren't for the words "bard," he would have loved to find some inspiration from them and write his own poems.

"What are you doing here so late?"

"Hey, something's definitely up."

Wendy chuckled and jumped down from the windowsill: "Boss, how's that thing about me asking you to write a piece of music a couple of days ago going?"

"Hmm...that's about right."

"almost?"

Wendy's eyes lit up: "So that means... we can leave tomorrow?"

"By the way, may I ask what the name of that piece of music is?"

"The wind is picking up."

"Hey, this breeze is so refreshing. So, what's the name of that piece of music?"

"The wind is picking up."

"Shall I go close the window?"

"...Go to sleep, you idiot, you'll find out tomorrow."

"Uh……"

……

The next day, early in the morning.

When Chu Luo woke up, Ke Li was gone.

"Ok?"

She jumped up and found a note on the table with Klee's crooked handwriting.

"Diona has the day off today. She's taking Klee to Springvale. Don't worry, Brother Chu Luo, I've already spoken to Captain Jean. See you tonight! (#^.^#)"

It turns out he went out to play with Diona.

Chu Luo remembered this, which was just in time.

Today I'm going with the bard to resolve the issue with Tvalin.

After leaving the Knights of Favonius, Venti and Luna were waiting at the gates of Mondstadt.

"You lazybones, why aren't you here yet?!"

Paimon crossed his arms, looking disgruntled: "Every five minutes, a treasure chest gets missed. We're losing too much!"

Recently, Yingmei has been searching for treasure chests in the wild, picking up various equipment, and earning Mora.

This is Yingmei's daily life as a beast of burden.

Otherwise, we can't afford to feed them with this emergency food.

"Hey, here it comes~"

Wendy saw Chu Luo walking towards her in the distance and smiled slightly: "Let's go, let's go to Star-Picking Cliff~"

……

The first largest group in Teyvat.

[System notification: Rewards will now be distributed to those who answered the question correctly last time.]

[System Notification: Rewards include Klee's Bouncing Bomb power increased by 10%, Diluc's Extinguished Fire Stick (5-star), Traveler's Luminous Sword, Abedon's Mystic Codex Scroll "Doppelganger Technique", Ara-Taki's "Guide to Raising Divine Pets", Venti's "The Lazy Life Handbook", and Zhongli's "Retiree's Security Handbook".]

Klee: Yay!

Paimon: Where's mine? [stomps foot]

[Traveler Yingmei: Didn't you make the wrong choice? This Favonius Sword looks pretty good [satisfied]]

Diluc: A strange thing [thinking]

Rosalia: Perhaps it's something similar to what Barbara got [thinkingly]

[Smoke: It seems like Diluc and Klee get the best rewards, followed by the Traveler and Abel, and everyone else is just following the trend, right? [I think I understand]]

[Araki Ichito: I'm not one to follow trends, but this manual seems kind of interesting [nodding]]

Wendy: A life of slacking off? That sounds good [hehe]

[Zhong Li: Generally speaking, rationally speaking, this "Handbook for the Protection of Retirees" may seem useless, but it can actually solve urgent problems [thinking]]

[Ningguang: If Mr. Zhongli is willing, the General Affairs Department would like to discuss this in detail with you. Mr. Zhongli, you can name your price. Is that alright?]

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